UK Power Networks has invested £6.5 million to improve power infrastructure across Brighton and Hove, including the installation of seven kilometres of new underground cables between substations in Brighton and Fishersgate. The work is designed to improve network reliability for 10,000 homes and businesses. Richard Plant, project manager at UK Power Networks, said: "This investment is helping to future-proof electricity supplies across the city, maintaining safe and reliable power for thousands of customers." Andy Cherrett, contract manager at Clancy, praised the collaborative effort: "This has been a challenging project, delivered through strong teamwork between Clancy and UK Power Networks." He said: "Everyone has worked closely together to deliver the long-term benefits of this investment for homes, businesses and the wider Brighton community."